The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1887-10-13
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Arctic and is to be locked.
MICHAEL LYNCH of Meme has sold his
farm to Anton Walterbach of the same
town. Walterbach will soon own the
most desirable portion of the town.
We are now showing great variety of
fur trimmings, feather trimmings and of
black and colored beaded trimmings.
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! EVERYBODY can save money on all pur-
chases, as I intend to sell my entire stock
as soon as possible; also stoves, counters
and chandeliers. NEW YORK STORE
w. III. KIL1EN of Appleton has pur-
chased the interest of his partner, George
Baldwin, in the real estate firm, and the
| firm now is known as W. II. Killen & Co.
AVA SMITHS Livery Boy trotted at the
Kewaunee county fair last week and
though he took first place in one heat,
the other horses were too speedy for him.
Snow fell in various places on Tues
day. There were only few fakes in
this neighbornood; but in parts of North
ern Michigan there was an inch of snow
fell.
CHARLES LANG, workman in Rich
ards machine shops, had portion of the
first finger of his right hand taken off by
having it caught in gearing last Satur-
day.
P. J. PIERCE of this city has been chos-
en- one of the petit jurors for the October
term of the United States circuit court
to be held in Milwaukee, commencing on
the 24th.
DIST. No. of Liberty-the stephen
son district" will build a new school
house next year. The people have wisely
concluded not to waste money on poor
building.
j. d. MARKHAM lost two valuable
horses on Wednesday of last week. They
had broken out of their pasture and were
on the railroad track when locomotive
struck them.
The Goodrich Company has purchased
the lot lying directly west of it's ware
house, 80 feet river front. The ware
house will probably be extended that dis
lance next year.
LAKE Shore Il Western preferred stock
now sells at 1861; common at 49, That
shows unusual prosperity; and still we
have a depot building which would
startle old Geronimo.
THE Empress Eugene carries $4,000
umbrella When the news reached VIII
Fechter he began planning trip to
Europe. 1t is natural for Will to freeze
on to costly umbrellas.
TIE Cross Creek Lehigh coal is the
cleanest in the market It is noted for
its purity and durability, freedom from
clinker and its small quantity of ashes.
For sale by n. B. Morse.
KREss thinks shooting stick" is
something used in an office to fire people
who come in and talk to the type-setters.
stick of that kind would fill long felt
want in every printing office.
The docking being done on the south
side between the coal docks and Flieg-
ler's mill enlarges the land territory of
the city by about an acre. There is con-
siderable dredging being done.
NOTHING significant attaches to the
finding of the head of cot at Racine
marked Alpena. Steamers frequently
exchanged cots and this relic" is prob
ably from some other steamer.
For weeks the water has been lower in
the harbor than the oldest inhabitant has
seen it before. The prevailing south and
west winds are what brought this new
experience to the older inhabitant.
THE Cross Greek Lehigh coal is mined
in the heart of the Lehigh region. 1t is
prepared for use with great care and all
the slate is taken out of it by special
process. For sale by N. B. Morse.
THERE was more rain fell last month
than for any September since 1874, the
amount being almost "A inches. The
lowest temperature was 1878 degrees on
the oath and the highest Sc on the 9th.
A REPORT was put in circulation Mon
day evening that DR.. Paine had died
The doctor was then in such good spirits
that he laughed heartily over his report
| ed demise. The report was contradicted
before obituaries were written.
CAPTAIN TIN KELLEY is one of the hap
piest men on the lakes. Tim has grow
ing family both in the matter of increase
in number and individual growth. On
Tuesday he became a papa for the sew
| enth time, baby boy being added to the
list.
GENERAL MANAGER WHITCoMB and wife
and DIR. Pritchard and wife made week
tour by special car through Wisconsin
and Minnesota, returning home on Sat
urday last. Their route lay through
Ashland, Duluth, st. Paul and Mime
apolis.
GEORGE CHUCK, Polack, had some
trouble in the Polish Catholic church on
Sunday last. The special policeman who
| is ever present there during services, sue
ceeded In getting Chuck out after lit
| tie scuffle. The offender was arrested
and brought before Justice O'Hara.
FRANK B. LUCAS who is serving a six
months term in the county jail, writes
The Pilot that he has made no threat that
he would regain his liberty by knocking
some one down. His term expires the
latter part of tnis month. He is quite
scholarly fellow, writes good hand and
uses good language.
quickly and does not cause main or sora